This stop is about how the school uniform has changed throughout time and we decided to stop in the PTA because in the past, this is where we bought all our uniforms. Nowadays we buy our daily uniforms in shops outside the school. We still buy our uniforms for extracurricular activities here in the PTA.
Girls' daily uniform: The daily uniform or as we call it the gala uniform hasn't changed that much. Girls in pre-primary and primary had to wear a pleated skirt and girls in bach got to wear straight skirts with the uniform. Girls in pre- primary and primary also had to wear straps and a green bowtie.
Nowadays girls in pre-primary, primary and bach are able to wear straight skirts. We don't use bowties or straps anymore but the white shirt remains the same. Here are some pictures of the uniform we wear now:
Boys' daily uniform:
Boys in pre primary and primary have to wear the white shirt and grey shorts but boys in bach are allowed to wear long pants. Here are some pictures of their uniforms:
The gym uniform or P.E uniform: This uniform is the same for both boys and girls but it has certainly changed lots throughout the years. It is the same for boys and girls in all grades form pre-primary until bach. It has changed a little in design but what has changed the most is the fabric. Before it was a soft but sticky tape of fabric, now it's dry fit.Can you spot the differences in fabric? We sure can! Here are some pictures:
Before: After:
Casas uniform: Casas is an extracurricular activity that all the students attend to in special occasions. We have been divided in groups and we compete against each other in sports or in academic related activities. This uniform has also changed significantly in fabric but not so much in design:
Before: After:
Alright, now we're off to the fourth and last stop: The gym. To get there you have to cross the futbol field on your right until you get to a bridge. When you get to the bridge you will cross it an immediately see a giant building next to a basketball court. On the doors of the main entrance next to the vending machine, you will find a barcode to scan and it will tell you all about the gym's history. Good luck.
Girls' daily uniform:
The daily uniform or as we call it the gala uniform hasn't changed that much. Girls in pre-primary and primary had to wear a pleated skirt and girls in bach got to wear straight skirts with the uniform. Girls in pre- primary and primary also had to wear straps and a green bowtie.
Nowadays girls in pre-primary, primary and bach are able to wear straight skirts. We don't use bowties or straps anymore but the white shirt remains the same. Here are some pictures of the uniform we wear now:
Boys' daily uniform:
Boys in pre primary and primary have to wear the white shirt and grey shorts but boys in bach are allowed to wear long pants. Here are some pictures of their uniforms:
The gym uniform or P.E uniform:
This uniform is the same for both boys and girls but it has certainly changed lots throughout the years. It is the same for boys and girls in all grades form pre-primary until bach. It has changed a little in design but what has changed the most is the fabric. Before it was a soft but sticky tape of fabric, now it's dry fit.Can you spot the differences in fabric? We sure can! Here are some pictures:
Before: After:
Casas uniform:
Casas is an extracurricular activity that all the students attend to in special occasions. We have been divided in groups and we compete against each other in sports or in academic related activities. This uniform has also changed significantly in fabric but not so much in design:
Before: After:
Alright, now we're off to the fourth and last stop: The gym. To get there you have to cross the futbol field on your right until you get to a bridge. When you get to the bridge you will cross it an immediately see a giant building next to a basketball court. On the doors of the main entrance next to the vending machine, you will find a barcode to scan and it will tell you all about the gym's history. Good luck.